Officials respond to auto accident at I-20, Hill St. in Atlanta
ATLANTA, GA – First responders are at the scene of a crash at the westbound I-20 and Hill Street intersection.
Georgia Department of Transportation first announced this collision at approximately 6:39 a.m. and said the scene should be cleared at precisely 8:30 a.m.
Even though no lanes are currently blocked, drivers approaching the area should proceed with caution.
At this time, officials have not specified the exact cause of Monday’s crash, listed the kind of people and vehicles involved, said if anyone was injured or hospitalized, or revealed other details at this time.
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